by Miles A Davis. 1912. 103p

The document explores the historical significance of Red Jacket, a prominent figure associated with the Seneca tribe, and his connections to the local area near Lake Keuka. It highlights the contributions of early settlers, such as Asa Brown, in establishing saw and grist mills, showcasing their industriousness in utilizing the region's natural resources. Additionally, the text reflects on the landscape's evolution over time, influenced by glacial activity, and emphasizes the cultural importance of the area to both the Seneca tribe and the early settlers.